The question is, is there something at base where people who are not as happy as they'd like to be drive BMWs, or is there something about driving BMWs that makes people unhappy in retirement? Who knows?!

You might have good credit if you drive these cars...

In a similar oddball kind of way, here's the weirdest of weird stories courtesy of Experian research that I read about in The Arizona Republic.

The article argues that the car you drive may say something about who you are and how you handle money. Here's a look at the connection between credit scores and cars:

5 cars that attract buyers with the highest credit scores

Subaru Forester

Subaru Outback

Acura MDX

Acura RDX

Lexus RX350

Both of the Subarus price out at the low to mid $20,000s. The Acuras, meanwhile, are entry level luxury cars starting in the $30,000s and up. Not exactly expensive cars. But they all attract buyer who have sky-high credit scores.

So what is it about these 5 cars? They tend to be considered reliable, and none of them are flashy. That means they attract people who want things that are going to work, not things that are going to have a lot of drama during their working lifetime.

You may have bad credit if you drive these cars...

Now that you know what cars are associated with good credit, what wheels signal to the world that you have a low credit score, according to Experian's data?

5 cars that attract buyers with the lowest credit scores

Dodge Avenger

Kia Forte

Chrysler 200

Nissan Versa

Kia Rio

The Dodge Avenger is not exactly a cheap car. Yet the average buyer has a subprime credit score. As the Arizona Republic writer notes in a mean-spirited kind of way, "Avenger drivers, beware: This car might be saying, 'Bankruptcy filer on board.'"

Just know that the car you drive, in many ways, speaks volumes about who you are and what you're about—even right down to your credit score!